Broughton, Lincs, A woman always feels cold and constant headaches for 12 years without knowing why. But after coughing hard, there is a pool cue tip that came out and it has been lodged dihidungnya for 12 years.
Chantel Faill (31 years) experienced constant headaches, infections and flu symptoms continued without known exactly what causes it. Various medical examinations have failed to find the exact cause of colds and pains in the head he always felt.
The cause of constant headache flu and finally revealed after the end of a 2 cm cue appeared when Chantel coughed loudly. That covers the tip of the cue stick in the tissue near the cheekbones and the nose was already lodged in the body of Chantel since 12 years ago, when he suffered an accident in a pub in 1999.
At that time, the mother who now has 3 children had suffered an accident in a pub when a male friend who was holding the cue stick in the crook of his arm giving a hug tightly.
Pool cue then menghujam top Chantel mouth, which makes it must immediately rushed to the hospital. But then, the medical officer only gave him pain medication.
If at that time he was immediately X-rayed, it would indicate that there is a pool cue tip is left and stabbing cheekbones. End of the stick of size 2 cm is finally headed sinus before finally moving into the nasal cavity.
"This is a 'big surprise', when a coughing it out," said Chantel Faill who once worked as a waitress, as reported by Thesun, Thursday (11/17/2011).
Chantel finally underwent surgery to actually clean up his nose and now he started the recovery at his house in Broughton, Lincs, with her partner and their children aged 9, 6 and 2 years.
"I never think it has something to do with the accident. In the summer I thought this pain because I'm pregnant or just is not feeling well. And in the winter I guess this is just the common cold. It always happens on one side of the face . My nose is always runny or clogged. I always feel there is pressure on the nose and I never knew the cause, "said Chantel.
Consultant Mohamed Ali Abbas, from Scunthorpe Hospital, this is an unusual thing. This is the first time he heard of a pool cue tip that goes into the sinuses.
"This can not be seen on X-ray (because it has to go deeper), that's why no one suspected a foreign body. We use CT scans to see where it had been hiding," said Mohamed Ali Abbas.
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